About the Honda CB200
Carburetor, fuel-tap and clutch parts for Honda’s 200 cc road-twin family.
Honda’s period CB200 brochure describes an air-cooled 198 cc overhead-cam twin with a five-speed transmission. Its compact road-bike layout makes the carburetors, fuel supply, clutch and front suspension useful places to start a restoration parts list. Original equipment and market specification still matter: badges and registration dates alone do not identify every component.
CB200 or CB200T: match the part as well as the year
The carburetor rebuild kit, fuel petcock and clutch plate featured below cover CB200 1974 and CB200T 1975–1976. Fork seals need a separate check: the 31 × 43 × 10 mm set is labelled CB200 1974–1976 without a separate T-model entry. Confirm the installed fork before choosing that set for a CB200T.
Know your CB200 before choosing partsCB200 and CB200T parts by repair
Fuel and clutch parts share some applications; the fork-seal label needs a separate check.
CB200 · 1974
Carburetor and fuel supply
The featured carburetor kit and fuel petcock both list CB200 for 1974. The kit works inside the carburetor; the petcock controls fuel leaving the tank.
Parts checkpoint: Identify which assembly needs repair before ordering.
CB200T · 1975–1976
The T-labelled applications
The same featured carburetor kit also lists CB200T 1975–1976, and the selected clutch plate has explicit T-model coverage.
Parts checkpoint: A shared item does not establish interchange for the rest of the bike.
CB200 · 1974–1976 listing
Fork seal label and dimensions
The current fork oil seal set uses CB200 across 1974–1976 and specifies 31 × 43 × 10 mm. That label differs from the carburetor application.
Parts checkpoint: Confirm the fitted fork and exact model label before using that seal listing.
Identify your motorcycle before orderingCB200 identification checklist
Keep the complete model designation and year with the carburetor, tank and fork details from your motorcycle.
- Full model: Record CB200 or CB200T, plus the model year, without dropping the T.
- Carburetors: Compare the body markings and the service pieces needed for each carburetor.
- Tank outlet: Check petcock attachment, outlet direction and hose connection against the installed tank.
- Fork and brake: Record seal dimensions and the actual brake assembly, especially on a modified bike.
Contact PartsNMore with your model year, frame and engine markings, and clear photos of the component being repaired.